Mrs Ingersoll Sick and Birthday at Mrs Eno Home
Big Springs notes Mrs Ingersoll has been ill all week. Ten ladies gathered at Mrs Eno’s last Wednesday for Mrs Eno’s seventy six birthday. Ruth Duffer visits home folks. James Durham and others visited Sullivan. A baby boy born to C E H Watson on Feb 9, the seventh grandson. Jesse Medsker active in local events. Remember Sunday school at ten each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Springs
Ingersoll
Emerson
Joanna Davis
Mervin Beard
Warren Watson
Jesse Medsker
Jesse
Edith Bicknell
T. J. Mann
Little Giant Mine
Charles Jackson
Thos
Townsley
Lafayette
Gibson County
Clay City
Otas Gray
Otas Hindbrooks
Jesse Heaton
Floyd Townsley
James Padgett
Catherine Moody
Mount Moriah
Wm. Watson
Wm. Wadkins
Don Corder
Merom Station
Osburn Irvin
Herman Jones
Wininger
Ed Dodds
Henry Dodds
Arthur Brown
W. G. Schlichter’s
T. E. Hopewell
J. W. Phillip’s
Obburn Irvin
Frank
Geo. Irvin
Dagger
Sam Ruddell
Ruth
Jas Stewart
Ralph
Sullivan
Dorothy
Raymond Whitner
Charley Arnett
Emison
Dawson St. Clair
Union Christian College Notes Roundup of Events
Miss Tella Haines and Miss Mary Richey visit Sullivan and attend a church banquet. Marvin Harrison enters Union Christian College. W C Y U plans a program at the Methodist church. Lincolnia Literary Society elects officers led by Haines and Richerson. Local games draw crowds as U C C girls lose to Graysville. Lincolia Penny social a success. A home talent play Back to the Farm debuts February 22 at 7 30 PM with proceeds for a new association room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tella Haines
Mary Richey
Sullivan
Christian Church
Marvin Harrison
Willow Hill
Ill
Methodist Church
Lineconia Literary Society
Mary Richerson
G. Lane
Faye Baughman
Ralph St. Clair
Bern Buff
Guy Walters
Graysville Girls
Graysville
H.S
Graysville Seconds
H. S. Seconds
Lincolia
Merton Merrill
Gus
Hulda
Mr. Ashley
Chas. Merill
Ralph Mitchell
Morton Merill
Merrill
Grace Allison
Rose Meade
Iane Allen
Gus Anderson
Hal White
Ruben Allen
Harvey Finley
Robert Powell
Robt
Ladd
Margerite Langdon
Regina Kerr
Gussie Pleasant
College
Thursday with Oscar Hunt and family
Mrs. W. A. Steadman spent Thursday in Sullivan. Esther Wininger is on the sick. Our minister Rev. Haas preached at Rose Chapel Sunday morning. A. W. Morris took Sunday dinner with his sister Mrs. Alice Austin. Harry Bolenbaugh and family spent Sunday with Frank Weir and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haas
Rose Chapel
A. W. Morris
Alice Austin
Harry Bolenbaugh
Frank Weir
Wilsons Welcome Son. Electra Couple at Crowder Hospital
Mr and Mrs Jean Wilson of Electra Texas welcomed a son born Wednesday morning at Crowder hospital in this city. They formerly lived here and plan to move Texas with the infant in a few months. Greensberry Riggs, Fairbanks township resident, improved after illness and returned home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Wilson
Crowder Hospital
Mrs. Wilson
Electra
Texas
Wilson
Illinois Torpedo Company
Farmville area church events and community notes
Preacher visits and meetings mark the week with Rev Charles Hershey in Farmer City and Rev Harry Rowe in the chapel. Mrs Elzary Thornton marks her 68th birthday with a family dinner. Y C C and Y W C A teams play with mixed results and popcorn sales follow. Numerous local visits, illnesses, and social gatherings fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hershey
Farmer City
Maurice Ward
Taylor
Harry Rowe
Elzary Thornton
M. E. Church
Helena Ward
G. R. Hammond
Graysville
Lincolia
Marguerite Hubbles
Sullivan
Frank Buff
Jess Cramer
McNight
Prue Thornton
James Hunt
Ruth Goggin
Palestine
Asbury- Page
Local Hogs, Visits, and Church Notes From Fairbanks
The river lies within its banks though ice covers the bottoms. John and Emmet Harrison sold hogs to Will Thomas who shipped a load to Indianapolis. Various residents visited, dined, or traveled to Sullivan Shelburn and West Union. No services at Kingsley due to the pastor's absence. Rev Paddock led Drake church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
John
Emmet Harrison
Will Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Indianapolis
Will Gaston
Ira Drake
R. G. DeHart
Sarah Strain
Inez Gaston
Pete Tarrh
Lynn Gaston
Percy Lester
Edgar Strain
Ed Snow
Dagger
W. A. Burton
Sullivan
Dr. Payne
Middletown
Sarah Bostick
James Osburn
Charles Norris
Garrett Osburn
Shelburn
George Fuson
Willow Hill
Will Kersey
West Union
Ill
W. H. Thomas
Sulivan
Kingsley
Rev. Paddock
Drake Church
Luther Whitlock
Local Notes From Palestine and Surrounding Area
Odin Shears and wife visited with W. M. Corder from Saturday to Monday. A. L. Nichols has recovered and left Thursday for southern Florida. Harve McNabb plans a sale February 29 and will move to southern Missouri. Thead Raley had a serious accident Friday while hauling tile for Lee Corder. The dot-dot.
Local Notes Include Travels and Illness Across Indiana
Brief items report Harless Raley staying through spring then off to Mt. Carmel Illinois to farm. Mrs. Alice Huff and daughter visit Dr Lute Gettinger in Hunt City Illinois. Wesley Pinkston near Assumption Illinois, age 97, ill and last of his large family. Mrs. Homer Curtis ill with the grip. Mrs. Cary Bogard visits York Illinois. Ben Wesner returns from Wolf Lake Illinois. Ival Hoesman and Etta Raley attend Merom church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harless Raley
Indianapolis Star
Mt. Carmel
Ill
Alice Huff
Mrs. Huff
Lute Gettinger
Hunt City
Wesley Pinkston
Assumption
Wes
W. O. Pinkston
Indiana
Homer Curtis
Cary Bogard
York
Weathers
Ben Wesner
Merom
Walterses Welcome Daughter Born Southwest of City
A daughter was born last week to Mr. and Mrs. Marion F. Walters of southwest of the city, adding a new member to the local family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion F. Walters
Gilmour Miner Setty Placed in County Jail After Insanity
Marvel Setty, a coal miner at Gilmour, was declared violently insane during the recent high waters. Sheriff Kelley took him into custody Monday and confined him in the county jail after being unable to reach Gilmour earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvel Setty
Gilmour
Kelley
Setty
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors for Stiner Brothers
In the U S District Court for the District of Indiana the bankruptcy of Stiner Brothers William B John W Stiner has been adjudged on February 1 1916. The first meeting of creditors is set for February 26 1916 at 2 45 p m in Bays Bays law office Sullivan Indiana. Creditors may prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business. Referee in Bankruptcy Phelps F Darby Woods Building Evansville. Claims must be filed as required by law. First insertion February 16 1916 It.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. District Court For
District of Indiana
Stiner Brothers
Wm. B
John W. Stiner
Bays & Bays
Sullivan
Indiana
Phelps F. Darby
Woods
4Th and Main
Evansville
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Fine Farm
Sullivan County
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Rock Road
Good Town
Sion
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Ind
F.O. B
Chicago
Turman
Riggs
North Main Street
Ain
Terre Haute
Whytechyx Hatchery & Supply Co
Union Christian College Notes
South Giant
Eliza Mansfield
David Hale
Springfield
Ohio
Isaac Moore
Wm. Davidson
John Padgett
Grandma Linn
Ray Booker
Bloomington
Jim Buck
Bicknell
G. T. Buck
Wm. Jackson
Linton
John Carrico
George Carrico
George Jones
W. L. Long
Robert Tarwater
Walter Whitlock
Near Paxton
Iva Walters
W. L. Shake
Cal Plummer
Dora Long
Nora Moody
Nora Long
Paul Near
Clyde Shake
Pleasantville
Elmer Carrico
Stella Pigg
Wesley Carrico
W. M. Davidson
John Whitlock
Lena Whitlock
Kate Walters
Effie Hilderbrand
Lewis French
John Shake
Charley Stuller
Ed Bennett
Lon Wall
Oscar Hunt and Family
New Lebanon
Gorney
Arthur Rfr
Robinson
United
Court House
Ival Hoesman
Etta Raley
Gilmour Man
Harve McNabb
Col John Creager
Claud Hoskins
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